Anton L. Delgado is a reporter for The Southeast Asia Globe covering news and the environment. He's currently based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and passionately reports on coastal conditions, renewable energy development, water resources, forest health and more. More about Anton [2].

 

"SEJ has absolutely helped me delve into this fascinating beat. This organization has connected me to the best environmental journalists in the business and given me phenomenal resources when learning about new topics."

- Anton L. Delgado [2], Freelance Journalist

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journalists like Anton:

Give to SEJ Programs [3] to support essential training, resources, and convening, such as:

• SEJ Webinars like "New Frontiers in the Final Frontier — Reporting on Oceans in 2022 [4]"
• Annual Conference [5] events like "Energy Equity and the Grid" and "Covering Oceans and Coasts"
• SEJournal resources like "Global Satellite Data IDs Tensions Between Food Production, Biodiversity [6]" by Gabriel Popkin

Give to SEJ's Fund for Environmental Journalism [3] to support small story grants, such as:

• "Fish Farming Is Feeding the Globe. What's the Cost for Locals? [7]" The New Yorker, by Ian Urbina [8]
• Neglected Waters: An Interactive Map [9], by Conrad Fox (Pharès Jerome and Patrick Saint-Pre project [10])
• "Some First Nations Are Fighting Fish Farms in BC to Protect Their Waters and Cultures [11]," Civil Eats, by David Moskowitz [12]

Give to SEJ's Conference Diversity Travel Fellowships [13] to help cover the costs of registration, travel, lodging and other expenses of Diversity Fellowships. Here’s what past participants had to say [14]:

• "I wouldn't have been able to attend this conference without the support of the Diversity Fellowship, and I am eternally grateful to have this experience at a pivotal point in my early career."
• "I couldn't have attended the conference without the fellowship and I'm really grateful to SEJ and the sponsors for this opportunity. It gave me such a wonderful foundation for covering and reporting environmental stories."

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